So we have a very small budget for centerpieces and bouquets, which just got even smaller because we went a little over budget on DJ to get who we wanted. We definitely need to be under $1000 - for 6 bridesmaid bouquets, my bouquet and about 12-15 centerpieces. I am trying to think of the best way to save on flowers - I have decided I do not want to DIY because I don't want to be stressed about it that week. For centerpieces, we are going to use growlers because FH and I are really into craft beer - so the pieces would only have room for a few stems anyways. I know to choose in seasons flowers to help with cost - what other options are there? I am honestly not super particular about the bouquets either, I just want everyone to have something to hold but it definitely does not need to be overly fancy. Any tips?
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